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No! But neither the reviewer was

Well I couldn’t resist and I ordered a Skyline TG3 provincial BS 40 for $36 shipped (tax included), I never tried a BS so far and I was always interested especially after reading This review

You're right, in the English catalog they write rubber hardness for the Evolution series, and sponge hardness for the other products.

The Rasanter series has a thin top sheet, that could be the explanation. Anyways the review on TT11's blog was rather negative "However, on a couple of occasions the topsheet failed to properly grip the ball, resulting in spectacular misses, leading me to speculate that the topsheet is moisture-...

How about DHS PF4-50 for BH?

Sure that's exactly what's gonna happen :)

I just bought a H8 37 from Aliexpress, it's practically impossible to find it elsewhere.

The regular euro has 42.5 shore O hardness, the DF 37.5

No, this is the first time I use a Xiom rubber. You can check these reviews (the numbers for the grip and the bounciness look very similar):

Right now I’m using Xiom Vega Europe max on my BH and it’s soft and grippy. Not very fast but neither slow. It’s on sale now on TT11 (weekly specials). The hardness is 42.5

Let us know, I'm going to use it next (after my current G1)

Yasaka Rakza 9, Andro Rasanter R45

Strange I did the opposite, meaning I used H3 for 6 months on my FH and now I'm trying G1 and I miss H3 for the FH serves (Pendulum and Tomahawk); G1 is ok but brushing the ball with H3 would generate more spin.

It's in the comments of the YT video: Harimoto alc + tenergy05 2.1 both sides

It would be a risky step because ESN doesn't have any distribution channel. They would need to acquire one of the brands that is currently a customer. Something like that happened in the graphic cards business with 3DFX and didn't end well for them. I think everybody would buy from Daiki.

If it's of any consolation, it happens to pros as well. The only mental technique I can suggest is the one proposed in this video by Lee Zi-on, where she says to practice like you're playing a match and play a match like you're training, otherwise even she will freeze up.

I am using Fast Arc G1 2.0 on my FH right now, coming from H3. I just wanted to try this rubber because it's such a classic. I like the fact that is not very bouncy and very balanced, I kinda miss the feel and the dwell time of H3, but I see why lots of people like it. With my shore O durometer...

That's according to Tibhar, but in these tests actually measuring the hardness from the top sheet side, things were the opposite (the thickness was the same): FXD measured 33.5 shore A MXD measured 29 shore A

He just reads the marketing material for each product...